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Old 18-10-08, 12:26 PM   #61
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How is a Newton equivalent to a kg mm^-1 at all? 0.9kg/mm will be near to 9N/mm, not newtons. Newton is force, not rate.

SI unit for spring rate is N/m
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Old 18-10-08, 01:52 PM   #62
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Aye ive figured that out... Its the idiots at K-tech that list them as just N, not N/mm. Urg. So I presume now that they mean N/mm.

Been a while since I done my Physics A-level so I had to do a little reading up ha ha.
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Old 18-10-08, 10:12 PM   #63
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This is why I said to be carefull , we have loads of Torque settings in work and a lot of people don`t check what it says after the N/ <---- we have CM , MM etc and people have got it wrong and have risked lives because of this .
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Old 03-05-09, 08:20 AM   #64
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sorry to bring an old thread back to life but i cant pm blue for some reason

blue - did you ever test a linear spring on your bike? or do u still have the hagons in?
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Old 03-05-09, 02:24 PM   #65
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you won't get a reply off Blue i'm afraid
Progressives are great with 15W oil, linear well. . .Personally I'm not getting on, but thats because since having the washers pulled out of the forks that were preload and 10W oil put in, they aren't happy. When they're set up properly,and heavier oil, they behave.(not like the bouncy castle at the mo) theres not much difference IMO.
I have both, so can easily compare.
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Old 08-07-09, 06:08 PM   #66
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Sorry to drag up the old thread and this overdone subject, but where were people getting the hagon progressives from for a pointy? I have a K3 SVs in desperate need of these....
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Old 08-07-09, 06:51 PM   #67
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hagon?
Thats where mine came from...........
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Old 08-07-09, 08:03 PM   #68
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hagon?
Thats where mine came from...........
ta skeetly, tried their website but you don't appear to be able to buy online nor is the sv650 listed on there . Can you remember how much you paid and how you bought from them?
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Old 08-07-09, 08:17 PM   #69
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Got mine from Hagon
http://www.hagon-shocks.co.uk/main1st.htm

Just give them a ring , really good people to deal with

cost approx 60 quid I think made a big difference.

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Old 08-07-09, 08:49 PM   #70
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cheers steve,will give them a mail tomorrow. Used to have them in my curvy just got a pointy and wish they were in!
considering oil viscositys now though... had 15 in before and they were slightly harsh (but the bike handles well) wondering what to use in the faired pointy... might try a 12.5
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